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In In-App Provisioning how to get the added my bank related cards list from my banking application? Is it possible? If possible can anyone share you the code snippet?

S P Balu Kommuri
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It is possible.

NSArray *passes = [[[PKPassLibrary alloc] init] passes]; will return all payment passes from your bank. But you have to do the below requirements:-

  1. Enable Wallet capability for your app id
  2. Add pass types added in the developer portal to your entitlement file
  3. Use the updated profile with this entitlement
Rajesh Rajendran Pillai
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Your PNO (payment network operator - MasterCard, for example) has to correctly configure the card when the backends communicate with Apple. They can specify App IDs that have access to the payment passes (these are not usual PKPasses) and App IDs that the card can open from the detail.

So there's not much you can do about it on the client side. You should be able to get all associated cards through PKPassLibrary's passes() method, when your backend is set up correctly.

Zoltán
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  • If you have time, would you describe what all you did? Cheers. – Zoltán Jan 11 '19 at 15:30
  • hi its a huge process from Getting the documentation from apple to Apple pay integration and testing by Apple team. Its better to start the process. If you struck any where please write will help u. – S P Balu Kommuri Jan 17 '19 at 13:07
  • I'm actually approaching the finish line of the process too, it's all clear now. I was curious about your experience only .) – Zoltán Jan 17 '19 at 16:03
  • I faced a lot of difficulties while developing this We sent almost 2 months from getting Documentation from the Apple team to Apple Certification for this Card Provisioning. Finally, we did that. it was challenging in each and every step :). @Zoltán – S P Balu Kommuri Jan 21 '19 at 05:27
  • Hey @Zoltán, I have a question about PNO. I just started reading the documentation, and it is written that PNO should configure some data. And I couldn't find what PNO is. In your comment, you have mentioned that MasterCard is an example of PNO. Does it mean that if I want both MasterCard and Visa cards to be added to wallet, I should contact both and tell them to add the configuration to their API? – Zeynal Dec 13 '20 at 06:48
  • Yes, you have to have a close cooperation with your PNOs, you can't get Apple Pay up and running without them. – Zoltán Dec 14 '20 at 07:37
  • The PNOs surely have experience with sll this. In our case we got from them a large spreadsheet that we had to fill in (it contained a lot of metadata, icons, card designs, app bundle IDs, etc) and they use that data in communication with Apple and eventually ends up in the client's phones. – Zoltán Dec 14 '20 at 07:42
  • Thanks for the detailed explanation. One more thing, I have sent Entitlement & Whitelisting Request to the given email about 5 days ago (2+ business days). But there is no response. Do they send any response at all? Should I keep sending emails till I receive one? – Zeynal Dec 14 '20 at 08:23
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    We waited longer, definitely don't expect a quick response. One case I know about (tho that was Apple Car entitlement) took 2 months to get an answer for. In our case was about one month, I think. Did you get the documentation for Apple Pay? Several PDF files explaining the flow, they're very helpful. – Zoltán Dec 14 '20 at 11:38
  • I just have 1 pdf file named 'in app provisioning, verification & security (v3.0)'. How many files are there? – Zeynal Dec 14 '20 at 12:52
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    We had 3 or 4 documents – Zoltán Dec 14 '20 at 13:13
  • Maybe apple will send the rest later. Or they have already sent it to someone else. I am not sure about that tbh. – Zeynal Dec 14 '20 at 13:20